Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-14
ROT MOR1s.
A Contractor and an Ex-
Mayer Disagree.
PreoeedInas o. the oItV cosH-
eli o. Tacoma-mews aotee.


faagslar Corr. Psss-lnsslligsmnsr.T
waA % 4onDA
A large csuwd % peopla was maarartod
b Paei6s aesnua thls evening" ~ Z var
of words HStween Nelson Bennatl ana
ER-M Mayer y. q. Mann. RsnnRaa FanmmRAr
"a that be uas surTy that tAe pruooeat
Of Oaieman a c.. % hslna CAinamam
% Tn0uma Rusmlae& a. d dia and adde&
that II be tDonneti) wanted - hlinl
ChinameM 30 sha vince be would % 90
TheFeupun Mann aselafe4 that Ne
Uonid do 10 such thing ana leud an6
h1e debate felloWUd. NelsQn henmna1
weiehs f90 pounds of which Mana wulaha
onlT fraotion, and ukGn ne 6abate
Wa aFoWina paEaonas q large naAn HlEp~
ped In betWoan tAe two, saying that he
did not think q an even aRht for -
aaERe q man ID be QuaKrolaaR with one
90 much un6er hi8 giEa. Ne eontlaua8
ihe debate n Ex-MaFuI Manna8
behalf, FefefFina % an aFranaannnna
be alleged Benaetl had mads with work
men IN 81 Paul b. which they ueae -
be bfunaha 0ua % fAe wu9k on she baa
tunnel With trangpoFlailca free. boz
whlsh agreement be aAeRsa nsnnaes
had bFokan By HubaaQaanliy asaWullna
The amonnt fer transportatlun froEa
their Wages. He chaxRed Bennalk win
thia aud declared that a would not ho
aafe for him (Bannsi4l 10 20 haak 10
S. Paul for woFkmen. He deelnR8o
thet be woula So 70 any quisl ralreat
ana give Mr.. Benhe1e 3 ollanoo fox per-
sonal sAAlafacilon Il he ne desired, A
friend with M. Bsnneti persunded him
10 leave The plaee, % thofs would with
cut doubt have bsau an eneunnaeR, 90
al The parties wsre wrouNh1 ~ 70 The
highest pitch Of exniteu1eua a large
crowd was attracted from Sll pazta Of
NE oNonue.
HKEpLRa Asxmxx.
A letter received b MR. Kaufman
from Hoa Springs aunoanoes thaa
Carter HaErison's eon. wnlla oua hunt
Inc with another young man yesterday,
vas los. h the woods. A patty oEHAn~
lxad foE q asarch discovered them with
10 q uunE1eE Of q mile Of he housg,
where tier had built q 1re with The pur.
POSE Of remaining all niRht In che
uoods.
At shs meeting of Ne Oty uounaIi 10
day, the amended oxdinnmso wnoaalng
Ssy0nfh street for TIE benaf1 % the
Northern Paoiho Railroad hail0inR wan
read second time an6 EafsEEgA 70 .
COMMITTEES.
The ordinances granting Allen q Ma-
500 the riqha Of vay faF she bulidfng of
. railroad throaah the streets. alleys.
etc.. extending alonR the water ffont IN
extension cf The Northern pacine Hall
road ffnek % his (hIaaun's) waie1 fFont
addition was introduced and read ths
drst time.
The oonisaoi fos Ne impFoyomeni Of
81. Hslmis street was lst 10 ME. walsh.
John Fofbss. W. b keily and kben
Prise are HE bandamsn. a pFoS11iOa
In ths contract pE0stdss that ine men
shall 6rst be paid, after which Walsh
receives what remains.
There was hut one bid for NE Inn
Of Yakima asenue presented
and read. II ives from Marion 4 0afb
and The figures we're 810.9f8. Tha eati-
raals of shs Oity Enainser for The im-
wna &l0,9ea.
A deleQaiiun cf thirty Nge members
Of the Portland Turn fereiu arrived In
tie city on the noon train and hava
bean doing the town. They lafs cn The
evening boat fos Seattle. wheuoa lhey
we're bound 10 attend the annaal 70
uniou. A dsleQati0n from thsa city 50
eompanied them.
TIooMA. Anausils 70, 1881.